Frank Wynne (trans.)
In the Absence of Men
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In the summer of 1916, Europe is in the throes of war. As more men march out of Paris to face the Germans on ...Read Review
The Silence and the Rage
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The French call this type of book a roman fleuve, likening it to a great river rolling majestically to the sea. I prefer ...Read Review
The Island of Mists and Miracles
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Mas’ second novel is translated from the French by Frank Wynne. It wasn’t until I checked the details to write this review ...Read Review
The Wide World
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The French call this type of book a roman fleuve, and it certainly is, a great broad river of a book spreading wide ...Read Review
The Ghetto Within
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In 1928, former soldier and law student Vicente Rosenberg left Poland to start a new life in Argentina. He marries the beautiful Rosita and ...Read Review
The Mad Women’s Ball
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Paris, 1885. In the Salpȇtrière Asylum, sixteen-year-old Louise is roused from sleep to go to a lecture, of which she will be ...Read Review
The Untameable
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1960s Mexico City and Yukon Territory: Within a four-year span, a plethora of brutal, graphic deaths engulf teenager Juan Guillermo’s entire family, ...Read Review
The Great Swindle
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The story begins with an act of dreadful treachery. In early November 1918, and the final days of The Great War, Albert Maillard and É...Read Review
The Siege
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In 1811 Spain, in the Peninsular War, the city of Cádiz is under siege, with French artillery shelling it from across the bay. ...Read Review
